Tulsa OK P&DC Area Mail Processing (AMP) Public Meeting December 1, 2011
Two Topics Radical Area Mail Network Processing Realignment Study 2
Mail Volume Shifting to a Less Profitable Mix Volume in Billions of Pieces 3
4 NETWORK CAPACITY
5 NETWORK CAPACITY
Potential Decrease in Processing Facilities Through 2013 Processing Facilities 6 As of 8/31/2011
Mail Processing Facility Footprint 487 Facilities Today Current Mail Processing Sites 7
Mail Processing Facility Footprint Studying 252 Facilities for Potential Consolidation Currently Under Study Announced Sept. 15th Gaining Sites 8
Mail Processing Facility Footprint Potential Network 9
Mail Processing Redesign 10
Driving Efficiency FUTURE NETWORK Support 2-3 day Service Standards Revised Entry Times Reduced Equipment Reduced Footprint BENEFITS Eliminate Excess Capacity More Efficient Transportation Network Fully Utilized Workforces Significant Annual Savings 11
Our Customers CHANGES Planning for new mail processing footprint and transport pattern Transitioning to 2-3 day service standard OUR APPROACH Ongoing communication and collaborative solutions 12
Our Employees 559,000 Total Career Employees 151,000 Total Mail Processing Employees 35,000 Fewer Mail Processing Positions 13
14 Processing Area Mail Topic Study
15 DISTANCE BETWEEN FACILITIES – 114 miles
BUSINESS CASE * Mail Processing Workhour Savings: $5,747,863 Mail Processing Management Savings: $2,023,585 Maintenance Savings: $5,547,489 Transportation Costs: ($2,301,936) Proposed Annual Savings: $11,017,001 *Preliminary results subject to change 16
EMPLOYEE IMPACTS * Net craft impacts - 173 Net management impacts - 10 All bargaining employee reassignments will be made in accordance with the respective collective bargaining agreements. *Preliminary results subject to change 17
CUSTOMER & DELIVERY SERVICES Supports a 2-3 day service standard for First-Class Mail Retail and other services Business mail acceptance Collection mail Delivery of mail Local postmark 18
NEXT STEPS Complete Area and HQ review Review Public Comments Continue Network Optimization studies 19
Mail additional comments to: Manager, Consumer and Industry Contact Oklahoma District 4025 W Reno Ave Oklahoma City OK 73125-9631 Must be postmarked by December 16, 2011. 20
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